Group Communication Competencies Survey and Summary

Group Communication Competencies Survey and Summary

** Reminder – the late period in this class is only 2 days **

** Note – Use of “research” from outside of this course – particularly web searches – does not fulfill the “course materials” requirement. Use our materials and cite them properly. **

Complete the Material: Group Communication Competencies Survey.

Write a 350- to 525-word paper in two parts (Note that if you choose to include the survey itself, that does not contribute to meeting the word count).

• First, offer a summary of your results. Simply providing a copy of your results is NOT summarizing them. Look for patterns, offer explanations for why you think you chose the scores you chose.
• Second, offer ways to improve your group communication competency, drawing upon and properly citing course theory.

Incorporate these guidelines:

• You must separate the topics in your paper with at least first-level headings, and second-level headings where appropriate. See the APA sample paper in the library for details.
• Be sure to fully address each of the bullet points indicated above.
• The purpose of your paper is to demonstrate the application of the knowledge you have gained in this week’s materials by applying that knowledge to a real-world example. As such, your paper should engage heavily with course theory, materials, and language. Cite them where you use them.
• Your main points should be clear, logical, and well-supported.
• Your paper should be well written, including appropriate transitions, tone, and flow.
• Your paper should have proper mechanics including spelling, grammar, and appropriate use of APA citation style and references.
• Special note on spelling: EACH error that a spellchecker would have caught will cost you an EXTRA 1% off of your possible points on the paper. PROOFREAD AND SPELLCHECK. 
• Your paper should be entirely your own original work, except where specifically indicated otherwise by the use of citations.

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SOC 110 WEEK 1 Group Communication Competencies Survey and Summary

SOC 110 WEEK 1 Group Communication Competencies Survey and Summary

** Reminder – the late period in this class is only 2 days **

** Note – Use of “research” from outside of this course – particularly web searches – does not fulfill the “course materials” requirement. Use our materials and cite them properly. **

Complete the Material: Group Communication Competencies Survey.

Write a 350- to 525-word paper in two parts (Note that if you choose to include the survey itself, that does not contribute to meeting the word count).

• First, offer a summary of your results. Simply providing a copy of your results is NOT summarizing them. Look for patterns, offer explanations for why you think you chose the scores you chose.
• Second, offer ways to improve your group communication competency, drawing upon and properly citing course theory.

Incorporate these guidelines:

• You must separate the topics in your paper with at least first-level headings, and second-level headings where appropriate. See the APA sample paper in the library for details.
• Be sure to fully address each of the bullet points indicated above.
• The purpose of your paper is to demonstrate the application of the knowledge you have gained in this week’s materials by applying that knowledge to a real-world example. As such, your paper should engage heavily with course theory, materials, and language. Cite them where you use them.
• Your main points should be clear, logical, and well-supported.
• Your paper should be well written, including appropriate transitions, tone, and flow.
• Your paper should have proper mechanics including spelling, grammar, and appropriate use of APA citation style and references.
• Special note on spelling: EACH error that a spellchecker would have caught will cost you an EXTRA 1% off of your possible points on the paper. PROOFREAD AND SPELLCHECK. 
• Your paper should be entirely your own original work, except where specifically indicated otherwise by the use of citations.